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Post by Ava on Dec 5, 2018 18:42:49 GMT
Rick Levine suggests making your New Year's Resolution on the Sag new moon....it's best suited for personal expansion. Here, Moira (fate) on the MC opposing Pluto on the IC, echoing the eclipse of this past summer. The new moon is squaring Mars-Neptune in Pisces. What is that? Constructive criticism of the Sag approach, coming out of left field? "Hey before you consider going back for another degree just consider......this, this, this, that, that, the other thing....the pointlessness of civilization, the archangels, the relative instabilities of world currencies, and so on." As usual, good luck
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Post by Ava on Dec 5, 2018 18:56:18 GMT
Draconic version
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Post by lumina on Dec 5, 2018 20:39:58 GMT
Ava are you kidding me? The Draco version is exactly the degree of the tropical New Moon in August, which happened to be a major eclipse? Putting that aside I just learned that my great grand aunt, or how she was called, died. She was the youngest and last remaining sister of my deceased grandmother. It`s downright weird, but I have been thinking of her just 2 days ago and I basically never was thinking about her much; well to be honest there was not a close enough bond, to be devastated over her passing, but of course it makes me sad and melancholic and well she was sort of the last one from the grand parents generation, so that feels sad and weird at the same time. I am happy however as she was having the most pleasant death one could imagine, when my Dad was talking to her on the phone last week she was in totally good spirits and doing well actually, and last night she just fell asleep. Literally. No grave sickness, no pain, no struggle, just falling asleep and during sleeping "gliding into her new life after death", as my mother explained to my brother. May she be at peace whereever she is now, but knowing her, she will make all the angels laugh and probably tempt them to at least try a bit of liqueur. I`ve never met anyone, who, despite not having the most easiest life, was always so funny and full of life and joy and just being grateful and content for every day and even at the age of over 80 (at least for the last time I saw her), you could always spot the child looking out of her eyes with a wonder at the world around and mostly the beauties (and she survived a world war, being forced to leave her home and go for the great escape, and later on a divorce, the suicide of her son and so on, and yet through it all she just embraced whatever came her way. And I think when death knocked at her door, he was feeling guilty, but she would have calmed him and telling him that she was more than ready for a new adventure and since she had never tried this out before, maybe it was the time now, before she got too old for it. That was her brand of humour at least. Sorry for the rambling.
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Post by lumina on Dec 5, 2018 20:52:30 GMT
Well at my place the New Moon chart has ASC on 13 Sag, so the New Moon is basically on the ASC. tropical New Moon falling onto the Draco IC on 16 Sag.
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Post by Ava on Dec 5, 2018 20:58:17 GMT
Oh that was beautiful lumina. WOW 💕 I'm sad even though that is clearly a celebration of a life well-lived. Your mother put it so gracefully, too. Goodbye and happy trails to your great grand aunt. I hadn't noticed the similarity with the last eclipse. In my location: Aug 11 5:58 AM New Moon Partial SOLAR Eclipse 18 Leo 42
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Post by lumina on Dec 5, 2018 21:09:23 GMT
Ava thanks. the words just came out. You know how it is at times. Anyway, I took notice because the Eclipse was opposing my natal Moon on 17 Aquarius, AND just hours prior to the eclipse, I bumped into P, which certainly was one of the most remarkable "coincidences" in all my life. Since I also first crossed path with him (and decided to see him again on stage) just after another Solar Eclipse many years before, just back then the solar eclipse happened on 17 Aquarius conjunct my Moon, I pay attention. lol
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Post by lumina on Dec 5, 2018 21:10:58 GMT
Well The tropical New Moon is opposing my Karma on 16 Gemini and it is exactly conjunct our composite Neptune on 15 Sag and conjuncts our composite Mercury on 17 Sag as well. It also happens just a few hours before P`s new lunar Return I think. No clue why he apparently insists on my and his wife`s name being trine just once more (like in his natal. lol). Interestingly my name is right on my natal ASC and his name is applying to conjunct his own name again and is opposing my name in his natal exact once more. (like in the natal) my name in my natal chart is on 16°58 Taurus btw, so falling onto his LR IC here. his wife`s name in this LR is conjunct her own Sun once more, and possibly squaring her Moon (around 6 Cancer). But I find it interesting that my transiting name is being conjunct my ASC (and Mars) and her transiting name is conjunct her Sun and his transiting name is conjunct his natal name (and Mars-Jupiter).
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Post by Ava on Dec 5, 2018 21:40:24 GMT
But I find it interesting that my transiting name is being conjunct my ASC (and Mars) and her transiting name is conjunct her Sun and his transiting name is conjunct his natal name (and Mars-Jupiter). It's like everyone is coming home again. "Please stand in your assigned position. The one with your name on it." With everyone in their proper place, the chess match can begin. Ok that's a weird thought, but I can't spend the whole day pretending the sun is not conjunct my Neptune, squaring transiting Neptune.
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Post by lumina on Dec 5, 2018 21:50:59 GMT
Actually my AMOR Is on the SAbian degree (2 -3 Sag) that sais: "Two men playing chess". lol
Anyway today the Sun is basically conjunct my LUnar Return MErcury on 13 Sag which of ocurse is squaring Neptune exactly. it makes sense I guess.
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Post by 12YearsABlob on Dec 7, 2018 2:28:34 GMT
What's strange is, tomorrow I'll be "finishing" something that was (and is) important to me. 'Course I don't want it to end (big surprise, little miss deathgrip doesn't want it to end). However, even I have to grudgingly concede that it has come to its natural conclusion, or what I like to believe is the conclusion of one stage. Maybe it will be renewed for another season, maybe not. Maybe the new moon coinciding with it means that it'll spark a new phase for me. Who knows.
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Post by 12YearsABlob on Dec 7, 2018 2:32:20 GMT
lumina, That was a beautiful read.💓 So sorry to hear about your grand aunt. Hope you feel better soon, too. Coughs are immensely irritating.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 7, 2018 4:19:23 GMT
It has been a really good new moon for me. The moment the moon was in sag (1 degree) in my 8th and my natal Jupiter is in 5th do I suddenly had the energy to write.
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Post by lumina on Dec 7, 2018 6:14:56 GMT
just one more hour to go for the new moon to happen. Let`s hope it is going to bring something good. It`s also part of my diurnal chart today (Moon within partile conjunction applying to Sun), though ASC today is on 29 Scorpio, which is always a weird energy. and the square to Mars-Neptune, well, could have done without it I guess. Moon square Neptune days are always very seird.
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Post by Ava on Dec 7, 2018 12:41:08 GMT
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Post by Ava on Dec 7, 2018 14:03:22 GMT
hahahah Well good luck with the new adventure, whatever it may be. Sag new moon is like the epitome of independence, self-sufficiency, going out on a quest to discover new horizons...right? I'm not feeling it. It squares my moon and I'm just not in the mood. All the same I am sort of begrudgingly pulling myself up from the bootstraps. Spent a long time making juice, to increase my potassium levels, to help my kidneys, to get rid of bags under my eyes. Still focused on cleaning up problems I shouldn't have created in the first place, so in that sense I am living in the past. My past where I didn't drink enough water. Or, any water. Really don't like drinking water. New moon opposes my Gemini Mars. I'll shut up now.
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Post by anela on Dec 8, 2018 5:03:01 GMT
hahahah Well good luck with the new adventure, whatever it may be. Sag new moon is like the epitome of independence, self-sufficiency, going out on a quest to discover new horizons...right? I'm not feeling it. It squares my moon and I'm just not in the mood. All the same I am sort of begrudgingly pulling myself up from the bootstraps. Spent a long time making juice, to increase my potassium levels, to help my kidneys, to get rid of bags under my eyes. Still focused on cleaning up problems I shouldn't have created in the first place, so in that sense I am living in the past. My past where I didn't drink enough water. Or, any water. Really don't like drinking water. New moon opposes my Gemini Mars. I'll shut up now. Over the last few days, I've started taking the ashwaganda that I bought over a year ago (I think), because women in the Medical Medium group were talking about how it helped them to grow their hair back/stopped it falling out. I've had a rash on my arm that's grown bigger, over the last two/three weeks. Last night, I put black walnut on it, just in case it's a parasite/mite, and it itched like crazy. I woke up to it itching like mad again this morning. I put more on there this afternoon, and tonight, I used hydrocortisone cream, but I'm not sure that anything is helping. Only made my celery juice once this week (yesterday), and I was so tired, that I dropped most of it on the floor. The dogs still aren't allowed in the same room, but dad came home from walking little one, and didn't realize that Rex (to be renamed) was still out. He walked out of the garage, and little one had a bit of a reaction, but didn't jump on him. It's more of a "don't touch me/stay in your lane" response. We got them together briefly in the living room, and then separated them again. We're trying to figure out how to get them both out in the van tomorrow, and how I'll leave the dog in the van, if we both need to go into a store. I think Little one will go in the front with dad, and we'll separate the back of the van from the front seats. I'll sit back there with Rex. I'm a bit upset, because I remembered why I could leave the house when Ell had separation anxiety: my mum was here. He adored her, and was attached to her more than any of us, at first. Of course, she isn't here anymore. I've had a hormonal issue going on, affecting my mood and energy levels, but that also depresses me. For the past few weeks or so. So that isn't helping. I think the ashwaganda might be helping my mood, though. I'm not sure.
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Post by anela on Dec 8, 2018 5:05:38 GMT
Ava are you kidding me? The Draco version is exactly the degree of the tropical New Moon in August, which happened to be a major eclipse? Putting that aside I just learned that my great grand aunt, or how she was called, died. She was the youngest and last remaining sister of my deceased grandmother. It`s downright weird, but I have been thinking of her just 2 days ago and I basically never was thinking about her much; well to be honest there was not a close enough bond, to be devastated over her passing, but of course it makes me sad and melancholic and well she was sort of the last one from the grand parents generation, so that feels sad and weird at the same time. I am happy however as she was having the most pleasant death one could imagine, when my Dad was talking to her on the phone last week she was in totally good spirits and doing well actually, and last night she just fell asleep. Literally. No grave sickness, no pain, no struggle, just falling asleep and during sleeping "gliding into her new life after death", as my mother explained to my brother. May she be at peace whereever she is now, but knowing her, she will make all the angels laugh and probably tempt them to at least try a bit of liqueur. I`ve never met anyone, who, despite not having the most easiest life, was always so funny and full of life and joy and just being grateful and content for every day and even at the age of over 80 (at least for the last time I saw her), you could always spot the child looking out of her eyes with a wonder at the world around and mostly the beauties (and she survived a world war, being forced to leave her home and go for the great escape, and later on a divorce, the suicide of her son and so on, and yet through it all she just embraced whatever came her way. And I think when death knocked at her door, he was feeling guilty, but she would have calmed him and telling him that she was more than ready for a new adventure and since she had never tried this out before, maybe it was the time now, before she got too old for it. That was her brand of humour at least. Sorry for the rambling. Oh, I'm sorry. <3 She sounds like an amazing person. My mum was like that, too.
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Post by Ava on Dec 8, 2018 13:24:26 GMT
anela Good luck with the Ashwaganda, I'm a real believer in that. I squeeze a dropperful or so of tincture in my green tea. Wishing you success with your dogs. My whole family now wants to get a springer spaniel puppy, I mentioned that years ago, that we were thinking of getting one. But my husband wasn't ready, and my oldest son didn't want a dog (he was firmly in the "I love cats more" camp.) Now everyone wants one except me. Just can't handle one right now...maybe in the spring. The more I research kidney issues, the more I realize I probably have them. Last night I was reading: I really loathe the cold weather, so sick of it literally. It's been frigid here. Usually I will go out for my long walks anyway, but this year, I just cringe at the thought of it. Anyway, ordered two haramakis from amazon so I'll see if they improve my life. Right now I have a cozy scarf wrapped around my waist. Pls don't quote
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